you all indulging me here for a few moments when i'm sure you'd rather be at home with your loved ones, figuring out what comes next. or at the very least, at a bar with your colleagues, cursing the day you turned down that job on wall street to work in government. (laughter) well, that commitment is what i want to talk to you about tonight. our work isn't political. our work is representing the interests and values of the united states to the best of our ability. and let me be clear that in that effort, not one of you are nonessential. this department and this nation and the world will be poorer for your absence. as for myself, each one of you pushes me to be better every single day. and i will be counting the days until you return,

especially the guy who wrote this speech. (laughter) he-he put that line in the speech, by the way. (elizabeth laughs) all of you, you chose to be here because you believed in something larger than yourselves. (people cheering) that sense of duty and service is, well, particularly in today's egotistical culture, in my mind, truly heroic. and so, on behalf of myself and the people of the united states, i say to each and every one of you a heartfelt thank you. until we see each other again... good night and good luck. captioning sponsored by cbs and toyota.

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is cbs eyewitness news at 11:00. >> tonight on eyewitness news a violent weekend in chester. it is causing concern for residents and police officers. five shootings were reported there since friday night. good evening, everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us, since january 1 there's been 127 shootings in city of chest her and homicide rate this year is equal to total number of homicides for all of 2016. many in the community blame increased violence and drug trade. joe holden has more. >> chester city, plunge nod a weekend of increased violence. worst of it happened saturday on this basketball court. four people were hit by a shooter police say was positioned up by a hill at i-95. 24 hours later the court was early quiet. >> we were all out here all the kids playing on the swings and everybody had to rush inside. >> patricia madison and kevin eats says this is life chester

and they lost track of the shootings. >> people fighting over ter tear joys because they want to make money when they can get out and get a job. >> con fwrikt between drug dealers hoping to reverse the already higher than normal shooting and higher stats for 2017 the city in may announced state police would join chester city on patrols. spokes woman for da confirmed sunday night the partnership is still ongoing and it's not clear what effect additional officers has had. numerous emails and calls to thaddeus kurklin were not returned. >> people need to look at baby's faces and say you know what, let's relax. there's kids involved. >> few can say they were not touched by violence. her brother was shot in the hand earlier this month and kevin, he was once part of it. >> i was in the streets and then you know i had kids. i would never put myself back in that situation for the sake

of my kids you know i don't want it get caught in the cross fire myself. >> all this weekend's shooting victims are sxeingtsed to survive. some have been uncooperative with detectives. there have been no arrests. >> in the sat center i'm joe holden. cbs3 eyewitness news. >> also tonight police arrest the father of 3-year-old shot by his 6-year-old he brother yesterday in the tioga section of philadelphia. on saturday police say the 6-year-old allegedly shot his little brother in the forehead on the 3600 block of 18 street 3 p.m. at the time of the shooting authorities say the children were home with a 12-year-old brother. their father, 6-year-old sir haven williams is now facing reckless endangermentment charges and toddler remains in extremely critical it at tem it will university hospital. and three philadelphia highway patrol officers are recovering from injuries tonight after a drill team accident in center city. septa transit police chief

thomas posted this on twitter saying "our thoughts and prayers for philly police highway patrol officer injured on market street" the bikes became tangled at a motorcycle student at a police convention the officers were taken to the hospital. two officers were treated and released and third is expected to head home soon. also tonight police investigate two separate daytime shoot ningz philadelphia and left three men in critical condition. police responded to double shooting before 2 p.m. on 2900 block of water loo street. one man was shot twice in leg and second man was shot twice in stomach. both vuk items are in their 2 20s and taken to west chester university hospital. >> a man was shot multiple times on 5400 block heed ra street before 3:00 this afternoon the victim was taken to presbyterian medical center and is currently listed in

critical condition. police continue to investigate both shootings. no are aeingts railroad made just yet. >> and authorities in philadelphia are warping people now about reports of scam artists poking as health development employees to obtain personal information. they're now involved in this investigation and the health department says employees often schedule vista head of time. if they do show up unannounced though they'll present official city i.d. health officials never request personal identifying information like social security numbers and police say if you are unsure about someone claiming to be health department employee call 911 immediately. >> full roster of philadelphia's own elite am lights gathered at chickie's and pete's with more than sports on mines. raising money for hurricane relief. eyewitness reporter alicia nieves show how legend of past

and present pitch in together. >> no football for eagles this season. but for some players they are not using day off to relax. instead they joined a crowd of sports fans and other well known philly sports professionals that event in south philly to fundraise for hurricane relief. >> even though they're in a time to be folk is ud on plague a big game tomorrow night they're taking time out of their day to come down her here. that's how important it is to them. >> this fundraiser is sore important to the eagles and former eagles linebacker because it's been over a month since hurricanes ripped through part of texas and florida and devastated entire island of puerto rico and u.s. virj island e and in those areas millions of people are still in so much need of help. >> f it make you appreciate what you have and until you actually see those pictures you know sometimes you just don't know. >> at the fundraiser held by healing harts foundation money was raised as philly sports fans placed bids on signs and memoriabilia and play for

photos of players. >> it's cool it get autografts and fet owes it's fun. it's good they're doing it for hurricane. >> we have to take okay of each other. philadelphia is known for that. >> for the head coach of st. st. joseph's university basketball team this hurricane relief fund razor was a chance for him to practice off the court what he preaches to players on the court. >> in athletics it's about a team an you have to have each other's backs. in this case we have to have each other's back. >> today's event raised 10,000 for hurricane relief. st. joe's head coach said there's another fundraiser next saturday inter squad scrimmage at st. joe's and will cost $5 a person and fundraising continues. >> espn host jamil hill will be back on the air after a two

week suspension. she's host of a show because of violation of social media guide haines lines was us is opinioned and it was response made by dallas cowboys owner made during the national anthem couldn't versusy. it was second in as many months and she created a fire storm in september when he called president trump a white supremists on twister. >> now in washington d.c. tonight the whitehouse is still being questioned about condolence calls made to families of fallen soldiers and this as president trump takes a fresh shot at the florida congress woman at certainty of controversy. cbs roxannea saberi with the latest. >> president trump depending his conversation with a widow of a u.s. shoulder killed in niger. >> these are very, very hard calls. >> the president denied being anything less than respectful and said chief of staff john

kelly had every right to be upset with fred wreaka wilson who she shed overheard the call and was offended by the tone. >> she was so offended somebody a woman would be listening to the call. >> in a tweet he called it her the gift that keeps on giving for the republican party. the florida democrat says she's victim of character assassination. >> not only does he owe me an apology but he owes an apology to the 34er7b people. >> had is a man who is female of a son killed in iraq in 2004. he says the families of fallen soldiers should be able to grieve in private. >> it had not been done it was made political football. >> senator lindsay graham wants to know more of what went wrong in nige re. >> i would want to know more about the soulders.

>> they'll brief coming gress this week. roxannea saberi, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> the women of congregational black caucus joined representative wilson demanding an apology sprt trump administration. still ahead tonight, celebrities weigh in on the weinstein scandal and another writer director is fashion his own sexual assault emtions. ow many women have accusing james toback of up appropriate behavior. >> this is scary surm reand we're scared and we cannot let fear limit our ability to operate evenlyer. we have to do the operation that needs to be done. >> successfully separated a look at twins given a new lease on life at the children's hospital of philadelphia. lauren. >> our dry, sunny stretch comes to end with soaker of day. i'll let you know what you need umbrella and when you could he see a strong thunderstorm in the full eyewitness forecast coming up.

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writer james toback is being is accused of and they say he promised star done. his meeting would end with sexual questions and actions. among those accusing him of harassment is actress terry kahn from as the world tunz. he received oscar nomination for writing bugsy has denied wrong doing. >> guild has filed disciplinary charges against disgraced producer harvey weinstein. they're latest organization to drop or investigate weinstein since "new york times" and new new yorker published expo says alleging decades of sexual misconduct and 50 men accused him of harassment or abuse. sell beties attending mark

twain sayre knowny weighed in on the skapd. >> a lot of people do bad things and when you hurt people you have to make up for that. when we see people hurting other people everyone needs to relearn basic lessons about life. >> it's a horrible, horrible, horrible situation and it's horrible that all these people were put through this kind of monsterous behavior disgustin disgusting. >> during award ceremony tonight former late night television host david letterman received mark twain prize for american humor. he was roasted during this star studded occasion he spent years on late night tv hosting long running shows on nbc and cbs ork. his final broadcast was may 20 of 2015. >> we know who will perform at super bowl half time bowl in 2018. justin timberlake made big announcement he is the one. he did that tonight on twitte

twitter. it's been 14 years since infamous award mall fux from janet jackson during their performance. the game is set for sunday february 4 at minneapolis u.s. bank staidz yum. >> now to incredible story on health watch tonight. newest look at conjoined twins separated at the children's hospital philadelphia. stephanie stall reports it's been an emotional journey for this family. >> meet abby and airport delaney four months after separated and, doctors at children's hospital of philadelphia that provided this video say the 1 15-month-old formerly conjoined twins are doing well and still need more reconstructive surgery on their skulls. >> i love you daddy. >> heather and reilly delaney who live in norm carolina dime chop as soon as she learned she was carrying twins joined at the head. >> when they were born they were 2 pounds one ounce a

piece. they were able to knit my shirt. they've grown a lot. >> before the surgey there was months of detailed planning. doctors knew it was risky and there was a chance they could lose both baby. >> this is skaery surge reand we're scared, but we cannot let this sort fear limit our ability to operate emmer. we have to do the operation that needs to be done. >> part of the planning involved using tissue expan expanderrors to slowly stretch skin needed once girls were separated. do good, you're big, you're brave, you're strong, right? >> and in jup the twins were ready for the separation surgery and final goodbye friday parents. >> together the good and the bad silly and awful and happy and sad. >> surgery lasted 11 hours. >> as soon as we're ready give you one, two three and pull them apart. >> suddenly there was complication with abby who lost a lot of blood and it was

difficult post surgical talk with parents. >> we were close to losing her i'm worry idea about the brain well swelling. >> there were scary days but now mom can blay dress-up with both little girls. >> they're happy, content little girls for what they've gone through. they never lived outside hospital walls and they're happy. >> erin is dischamed and abby remains hospitalized here at chop. the family is hoping that everyone gets to go home together by thanksgiving i'm stephanie stone cbs3 eyewitness news. >> amazing story. you know thousands of people in the meantime laced up sneakers for making strides against breast cancer 5 k cooper riff park jack river stadium 10 a.m. according to american cancer society more than 250,000 women in the u.s. will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year alobe. their mission a world without

breast cancer. rhonda is a breast cancer survivor an she credit her first mammogram at 40 that saved her life. >> my fist reaction my whole life flashed in front of me. because everybody doesn't understand the things you have to owe go through for it and sacrifice. it iching chas your whole life it really does. >> organizers hope to surpass half a million in funds this year. more than 12,000 people participated in the walk. >> october is national breast cancer awareness month. cbs3 fill hi and komen is joining forces turning the region pink. the pennsylvania convention center sporting a pink flow and jefferson statford in camden county not only lit up in pink but breast cancer pink ribbon. when you see the lights reminder to schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant in the fight against breast cancer this is 16 year for lights for cure cam pain and

find more information on our web site cbsphilly.com/cure. >> while we enjoyed a beautiful weekend in this area several parts of kupty dealt with powerful storms. heavy rain us kaeded flooding in several location as cross baton rouge, louisiana, flooding forced closure of major highway in the area and multiple water rescues were conducted for locals trapped in their homes. more rain is expected throughout the evening. >> and take a look parts of oregon also underwater tonight following heavy seasonal rain there. tilamuck county was so badly flooded they used row boats to help trapped bell on the roadway. this is the situation as they reachedp each distress call. severe weather in other parts of country. our weather goes downhill eventually here. >> strong cold front moving in. we have not had more than a quarter inch of rainfall. one day that happened so far

this month. it's been extremely dry and all that changes on tuesday. we'll get more than a quarter inch. right now drawing conditions center city philadelphia. 59 degrees. winds out of southeast and they are calm. another pleasant day. and another unseasonably warm day. high temperature topping at 76 today at philly international. again more than ten degrees above average. normal high temperature would have us at 65 degrees. and temperatures are still mild at this late hour on late october evening. 61 degrees in allentownment we're in middle 50s in smoke pose and temperatures in lower 60s down the shore ep and with i have aon shore flow. temperatures elevated throughout the overnight with skeping of moisture. photo pop up there. moisture in place did you tu to on shore flow. that's creating foggy conditions. fog settling in and that will be con pd tender as we head

through the overnight. fog develop overnight. fog lehigh valley in poconos. keep that in mind. otherwise partly cloudy and extremely mild. not great sleeping weather tonight. falling ba being to 60. and more monday start with fog fog and most hi koudy conditions and humid fall day and again unseasonably mild high temperature of 75. we keep do you point elevated tonight and tomorrow and tuesday as well before a strong front moves through and drops level down to wednesday feeling awesome and fall like once again. but on tuesday we'll have to get through that cold front which produces heavy area of rain fall and' ic ly strong storms as well and lacks like bulk of moist tire waits until tuesday. pretty good game day forecast. "monday night football". birds taking on washington. it would be a stray shower most game temperature at 67. all is quiet now as we take a look at storm scan 3. upwind this is next frontal boundary moving on through and

association with the boundary that continues to move east and arrive our neck of the roads heading into the day tuesday. it will be slow moving and moisture laden. we'll see numerous showers and isolated strong thunderstorms and because of slow motion and heavy up tensety of the rainfall we certainly could see rainfall amounts of over an in: maybe even some places more than that, close to 2" locally. future weather showing us quiet tomorrow. clouds around on lunch hour. maybe a stray sprinkle north and west in the afternoon hours and that's i the 5 corridor and spray sprinkle towards end of birds game and bulk of moisture arrives hea heading late monday night and through the day tuesday. these areas of cells moving over same places again and again and we could see elevated rainfall fot always throughout the day tuesday. it will be pretty soaker of a day and as we head into wednesday, driving things out. cooler 65 degrees and then by thursday, nice, fruit full,

fall day. pumpkin space latte. 61 on thursday and 67 friday. >> that sounds good. >> all right. >> thank you so much. >> it's via steptive to the weather for monday nights football tomorrow. >> we'll be okay. >> right, lauren. >> i'll thereby i don't want to get held on to. >> i'm not going. >> speaking of eagles head and water back on the same pain. carson wentz and doug pederson cbs presented by target.... urban agriculture and community greening are helping cities become more sustainable for the future. and that's why target has partnered with the nonprofit greensgrow in philadelphia. the novel idea was...

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>> if you remember number six tomorrow. >> second straight sunday bird are off and tomorrow night take on wash to. last year eagles won two division games and birds have fifth best offense in league averaging 333 yard per game. wept and pederson have created a special bond on and off the field. >> he and i have meeting to

yesterday was thursday type day for us and he and i meet on thursday nights and we kind of you know talk about a lot of things. little bit of football and little about life. >> coming up next in the sports zone. lane johnson will be back in the lineup after missing last week with i can concussion. how will his presence help the birds. sports radio 94, wihp and former eagle jon richie will be joining us. >> and a canadian couple after staying i do while groom was wearing hospital sgoun. >> i can't believe i'm getting married today. >> while they rushed down the aisle who was there to witness theory motion and ander

>> a ground breaking medical procedures helped buy champagne the help he needed to get a heart transplant. the couple was relieved and they decided to get married in the hospital didn't want to wait another minute.

the unikely ceremony took place in front of friends, family and surgeon that saved his life. >> wow inspiring. >> lauren is coming back with us with a last check on workweek forecast and cbs3